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Gilibert – other models: the collective page of trailers outside the named ranges, type Original, 7,640 kg unladen weight, 30,000 kg gross weight at 7,700 mm length

Gilibert ORIGINAL
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This page gathers the Gilibert trailers the register could not assign to a named range – with only one designation in the register, this amounts to practically the whole recorded catalogue. Gilibert is a French manufacturer of agricultural trailers, including low-loaders for machinery transport. The register shows the Original type in two entries, once with and once without the brand name prefixed.

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The register lists here 2 versions with an unladen weight of 7,640 kg, a gross weight of 30,000 kg, a length of 7,700 mm and a width of 2,340 mm.

With a gross weight of 30,000 kg at a length of only 7,700 mm, this version belongs to the heavy, compact low-loaders used to transport agricultural machinery and other heavy but not bulky equipment. The trailer class thus sits well above the ten-tonne mark above which trailers count as heavy-duty.

On a used example of such a heavy low-loader, the condition and load rating of the axles, the function of the braking system, rust and cracks on frame and ramps, and the state of the hydraulics if ramps are hydraulically operated all count above all. Tyres and rims must be rated for the high axle load. Parts run through the manufacturer or through independent commercial-vehicle workshops experienced with heavy axle loads. For operation behind the tractor unit, besides the trailer's rated gross weight the tractor's rated towing capacity is also decisive, since it sets the real limit in heavy-duty operation.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Gilibert (weitere Modelle)

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